The Works of the English Poets, 39. köideJ. Nichols, 1779 - 736 pages |
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... heart , And you with fatal and immortal wit confpire To fan th ' unhappy fire . VOL . I. Cruel unknown ! what is it you intend ? Ah ! could you , could you hope a poet C for your friend ! Rather Rather forgive what my first transport ...
... heart , And you with fatal and immortal wit confpire To fan th ' unhappy fire . VOL . I. Cruel unknown ! what is it you intend ? Ah ! could you , could you hope a poet C for your friend ! Rather Rather forgive what my first transport ...
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... heart , Scrawl'd o'er with trifles thus , and quite As hard , as fenfelefs , and as light ; Expos'd to every coxcomb's eyes , But hid with caution from the wife . Here you may read , " Dear charming faint ! ” Beneath , " A new receipt ...
... heart , Scrawl'd o'er with trifles thus , and quite As hard , as fenfelefs , and as light ; Expos'd to every coxcomb's eyes , But hid with caution from the wife . Here you may read , " Dear charming faint ! ” Beneath , " A new receipt ...
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... heart , If he be wealthy , and a fool , Is in all points the fittest tool ; Of whom it may be justly faid , He's a gold pencil tipp'd with lead . MRS . HARRIS'S PETITION . 1699 . To their Excellencies the Lords Juftices of Ireland ...
... heart , If he be wealthy , and a fool , Is in all points the fittest tool ; Of whom it may be justly faid , He's a gold pencil tipp'd with lead . MRS . HARRIS'S PETITION . 1699 . To their Excellencies the Lords Juftices of Ireland ...
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... heart , Spread all their charms to catch a f →→→→ ; Watching the first unfavoury wind , Some ply before , and fome behind . My lord , on fire amidft the dames , Fts like a laurel in the flames . The fair approach the fpeaking part ...
... heart , Spread all their charms to catch a f →→→→ ; Watching the first unfavoury wind , Some ply before , and fome behind . My lord , on fire amidft the dames , Fts like a laurel in the flames . The fair approach the fpeaking part ...
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... heart . For , as when we a gun discharge , Although the bore be ne'er fo large , Before the flame from muzzle burft , Juft at the breech it flashes first : So from my lord his paffion broke , He f - d first , and then he fpoke . The ...
... heart . For , as when we a gun discharge , Although the bore be ne'er fo large , Before the flame from muzzle burft , Juft at the breech it flashes first : So from my lord his paffion broke , He f - d first , and then he fpoke . The ...
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